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Event! November 15: A conversation with Bici-Tec founder Carlos Marroquin Blog | Oct 26, 2016 | Nancy Adams Event! November 15: A conversation with Bici-Tec founder Carlos Marroquin
Seeing solutions through, across continents News | Oct 26, 2016 | Kate Telma, MIT News correspondent MIT News Seeing solutions through, across continents
Designing with MIT’s D-Lab News | Oct 21, 2016 | Michael K. Dawson Innovators4Purpose Designing with MIT’s D-Lab
rECOlab 2016: Starting with a million questions, ending with a million ideas Blog | Oct 07, 2016 | Catherine Yunis MIT '16 and Estefania Lamas-Hernandez Wellesley '16.5 rECOlab 2016: Starting with a million questions, ending with a million ideas
From Pipe Dream to Pipe REALITY: Water Access and Problem Solving in El Sauce, El Salvador Blog | Oct 06, 2016 | Alan Diaz-Romero '17 From Pipe Dream to Pipe REALITY: Water Access and Problem Solving in El Sauce, El Salvador
Measuring and analyzing the usage and adoption of the Makaa cookstove, Uganda Blog | Sep 30, 2016 | Julia Heyman '17 Measuring and analyzing the usage and adoption of the Makaa cookstove, Uganda